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New Orleans wins Two Games.
lsrEoIAL TO TIE ArrxAL.l


NEW ORLEANS, La, August 28.-
Eight thousand people witnessed the
two games at Sportmsn Park today,
and in the afternoon even ladies were
compelled TO stand. Both games were
magnificent contests, each side max.
ing a to,sl Of three errors. In the
morning Aydeolte and Smith were
hit about even, but good luck and
timely hitting helped New Orleans to
win. Charleston narrowly escaped q
shut ont, Glenn scoring in the seventh
by q small margin on two hits and
good running. Widner had the best
Of the pitching Ia the evening, Hung
Ter not proving the terror Of the day
before. Charlie! ton had Q still mar.
rover eocape from q shut out, Carl
hitting q home run In the eighth.
Powell, Of New Orleans, was hurt be.
fore the game, but played, and bis
general work was q feature. Cart.
wright and Powell played q great frs,
base, Gsiss a magnificent second, and
Campsu did wonderful work. Bsrk.
cry, the new umpire, suited Charles
ton very we'll, rs he gave the visitors
the benefit Of everything. Both teams
left tonight for Charleston.
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TENNESSEE CROPS.
The Condition OF the Crops During
the Past Week.
Materially MISUNDERSTANDING
Progu essing Rapidly.

The Tennessee weather service fur.
nishes the following data concerning
the effects OF the weather on the vari.
Gus crops during the week ending
August "a, 1887:
RAIsYALL.
Until the 20 h the rainfall was very
light and local In character, only a
few stations reporting any. The
heaviest rain OF the week was 1871
inches, reported at Ashwood, Maury
county. Toe rain Of the 28th was
pretty gene raj In the middle division,
aud had very benefclous ed sct on
growing cropp, such as potato 90, turnips
and late corn ALEC on pastures.
TEMPERATURE
The long CONTINUED hot epell was
broken on the 23d by a decided fall In
temperature, which has, since that
time, been rather below the avorsge,
and favorable TO crops, except cotton.
spHsHIsE.
During the early par, Of the week
the percentage OF sunthlne was above
the average, but the latter part has
shown only an average amount.
CONDITION or cRoPj.
The general condition Of crops has
improved slightly owing to the favor.
alb conditions OF the weather during
the latter pat OF tie week. Early
corn 10 ton far mgtnred to be much
benef ed nv the rain, but the late
crops may be improved. Ia many 10
calilies tanners are cutting ard shock
ing their coro to get the bea, fit Of the
fodder. The drouth seriously Gu, of
the crop-'n many plGc at least one.
half--Nu' il SET ms that in many coun.
ties the DE nth WAS 'ntined 10 certain
localities, white In the more favored
districts IN, crops sTe very Aue, and
plelty will he made to supply the de.
mand This Is true OF must OF the
counties Of o. o @ ntral basin. A'opp
lower Dlck River the droulh
Is said TO have been the
worst ever known. Cotton ha,
suffered much In some sections. II
many portions OF the western divisioS
the crop 10 cut ofi-some estimate one
third, others one half. In the lowe
counties, notsby Madison. Fayette
Upton, aud Shelby, the crop Ia ms
terially shortened. The recent coo
nights have caused much shedding O
tqunes. Picking 10 progressing
rapidly. Rust IL ipjuripg the crop II
some seciiops. In The eastern division
and In some porto 9 OF tie middle
the crop is reported in fair oonGitior
and opening well and a. least two
weeks 10 advance. Flowing for whsa
sowing ne been much delayed by
the dfoath, whiohIhas alto Tetarde'
tic sowing aud termination Of turnips
rbe condition OF tobacco II general!
uniayorAble, IN ugh 10 some sections
owing 10 the late ralnn, the crop !
doing we'll.
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nrahen nann Kelly.

jim heuuoly IN opvIunh AlWff
In the Boston-Nsw York game In
Boston last Tuesday sAt withia hear
ing distance Of the catcher After
Tate had been injured In the elk b In
ning by a foul tip, Kelly came In from
second bAte and put on ihe mack.
Rsing was on third bare ard O'RJurke
on sesond. TIE drst named took .
little too much ground, Kelly thought,
and he promptly threw the bali to
Nash. IL went over the lalter's head
into lett field, and Ewing cauteted
homo. Then Hornung, In returning
tie sphere. also threw over Nallt
head and 0'Rourke tailed, This wa
too much for Kelly 10 stand, and h'
said 10 Umpire Sullivan:
"Your work Ia breafipg up m!
nine"
"You appear 10 be the wort brokei
up man on the team" was Sullivan
retort.
40 / am," responded Kelly, 20
are enough 10 break mp any body
j, "Ii that's q" intsrpolated SullivAr
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u.b,,uai Constipation

And kidney and liver illr, depend.
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the kidneys, liver or bowels, ara sue.
ceesiully and permanently cured only
by tbs use Of the gentle, yet effective
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I's advantages are evident; II 10 easily
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10 the stomach, harmless 10 the most
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10 effect. For sale In 30 CENTS and
81 90 bottles. For sale In 90 cents
aud 81 bottles by II. J. Heister and
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Mansfield A 90. have been appointed
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catches by Jones and Roeemsn were
the notable features Of the game.
Score:
st. Louis...-.....0 l Oo51101- 8
Metropolitans 20 0 000l0O 3
Earned runs-St. Louis 0, Nets 2.
Two base hits-Glesson, O'Neill, Ca.
rutherr, Jones. Three base hit-Ryan.
Douol plays Roseman and Ryan.
Bases on balls-Comisksy, Caruthers,
King, Hcgs 2, Hankinson 2. Base on
errors-St Louis /, Mets l.. Struck
out-by CarutheB /, Weidman 3.
Wild Pitches-Carutbers /, Weidmsn
l. Time-One hour aud fifty minuteJ.
Umpire-McQuade.
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A New League.

KANSAS CRY. No., August rs The
Journal will tomorrow publish an ar
tiele giving announcement to an Inn
portant baseball change. TIE scheme
ooutemplates the extinction Of the
present Western League and North.
western League, or rather their union /;
ard the addition Of outside cities may
no deemed valuable 10 the Interests Of
the new league. The elite, named nj
present for the new association sre
Kansas City, Minneapolis, s. Paul,
Milwaukee,, Chicago, Omah,, Des
Moinsg, and either Lincoln, Neb., OF
at Iouis.
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NJ. Ioui. 0, nstsopoiitsus 2.

81. LouIs, Ausult 2s.-Tho Browns
had another walk over today, defeat
ing the Mels with eass. When Weld.
man was baItsd, he was bit lard, the
home team launching their hits, 90.
pecially in the 9Th inning, aud earn.
inc sysry one OF their runs. Caruiher,
vas very ,fl ctive and pitched q tplen.
ala game. He was beautifully cup
ported by Jack Boyle, who continue,
10 catch In fine form. Comistey'l
timely hitting and superb base fuu
ming. O'Nslll's great work In left
Hsniinson's fielding. and runninl
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, August q. -Nisht-River
4 feet 3 inches. Weather cloudy aud cool
EVANSVILLE. August r.-Nisht-River
2 feet I Inch on the guaEe and falling.
Weather clear n plea,Ant.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2s.-Nlsht-At-
rived aAd departed; sidney Dillon and jack
FROST with bArges, tt. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, August "a. -Nisht--Riyer
ItationAryl 3 teet In the canal ana 10 inches
on the tails. weather fair and pleasant.
CAIRO, August 2s,--NlEht-Rivsr 8 teet z
inches and rising. Wsathsr clear and cool
leans, nogng Bells Memphis, Nicksburs,
pm. DsfAriedi Belle Memphis. 81. Louis.
4 Inn
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No. Madison street, Memphis. Tenn.
centsge In all games played next year,
providing they win the championship
this season.-Bosion Herald.
TURF MOTIFS.

New ORLEANS will have a first class
race meeting'in November.
IT Ia said by many turfmen taat
Don Cossack is better sire than Pilot
Msdium.
Only eight Of the twenty-three
original bookmakers ct Saratoga are
operating.
MATTE HUNTER, tina great trotiing
mare, lie at the Forest City Farm, near
Cleveland.
PusKA has nearly recovered from
the effects Of the firing TO which she
was subjected.
Oliver X. will not be seen upon the
| track this season, He is In Chicago
and has been blistered.
ROCHESTER, cleared $4,000 on its trot-
ting me citing, during which $270 COO
passed through the pool box.
A PAIR OF seven.year cd Almont,
H., mares recently ,rottei to q pole in
2:29t, and were sold for $4,000.
FIFTEEN we'll bred stations and 200
mares were ahipped from Queenstown,
Ireland, to Canada, August Sth.
KsAr hcCARTHY and Andy Welch
have bought the bay mare Equity,
record 2:29i. She "a by Solicitor, dam
by Msmbrino Chief.
A. +. WALcorT, having paid all
claims against him, Sheriff Farley has
| released the Fairfax stables, and all
attachments have been Withdrawn.
PnrsBuRe Pail, the we'll advertised
plungei from the Smoky City, 10 said
to be $40, 900 ahead Of ths races 80 lar
this season. Ho lie q clever lookir z
fellow Of about twenty-three years oil
age.
J. III. DooLfTTLE rode his blooded
horse into an unused building, neal
Ecserty, Ind, recently, to escape Z
thunder storm. He disturbed . nes'
Of hornets, which stung the animal Il
death.
HERMAN HoBRlEIs and Arthur Frost
two young turf men, were arrested In
Chicago, on dispatch from East Ssgi
nav, charging them with poisoning .
valuable trotter which was filling an
engagement at the race track there
An officer from East Saginaw took The
prisoners to Michigan.
Fo. more than a week little homo,
were entertained that The Bard woult
recover hon an attack, the like o
which would have proved fatal 4
ninety.nine horses out Of 100. Sa,ur
day morning he walked out OF bis boI
and nibbled at the heeh g'ass. lraine
Higgios now thinks The horse has
chance 10 recover.
GaRnIsos will dud Il no e7sy matte
10 keep ahead Of Mel ,ughlin In win
ming mounts. Father Bill" DAILY
who gave these rivals their tiret lessonI
In horse IN anship, says that bcLiugh
lin can outride toe "snspper" ut al
points. Should the latieI'e pienome
nal luck de. ert him aud be fail behind
his bone felon sill bo "powtriu
handy"
II "a rox hs,isvea tina, ~ ,heD.ve
h,o,hsys he'd mo- dscla,Sd 10 nj, n,
oorihns "a as xI,h Usnovsy
,hs,,cal, Kinys,oo von'd baye won
ssbs Gas n.ysy sx,eos,d an tbe race
- -. -...N.it,'. -.
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Ca.e ofs.tf Defense,

LOUISVILLE, XIV, August ga spe'
cisl TO the OourierJ Journal from
Greensboro, KY, states that John B.
Lake, q Young married man OF good
family, was Killed q, Whiiesyille, KY,
yesterday, by Flank soarke, a bar
keeper. Lake was dfuok and became
very violent upon SparEb's refusal 10
cell him any liquor. lie cleaned out
the faloon and was nsking Tor the
proprietor, when the latter drew 9
ehoteun from behind tbs bar aud shot
him, killing him instantly. Spark
had 10 be removed from the county
jail, owing 10 thu excitement.
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CLEVELAND, O.-JAmta Feeney ard
Patrick McDermo,t quNTeled at a
dance In AshtAbula, D, last night.
While FeeDey vas on his way nome
with two ladies, bcDermott stole up
behind and shot him In the back with
a revolver. The bsll penetrated one
OF Feeney's luugp And he will die.
MoDrrmo,l II under arrest, ~ vol h'
a man named Bushnell, 10 whom the
Tsyolyer belong d.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
B.uTHERs LEAGUE.
Rail- Placer. On Convention.

NRw YoKK, August 23.-Every
league club vas Represented at tie
first meeting Of the Baseball Players
Brotherhood held here today, at the
suggestion OF ox.Captsin John NJ.
Ward, Of the New Yorks. This play.
ers present were: Pieaer, Of the Chi.
csgo club; Irwin, Philadelphia club;
Carroll, Warrington club; Hsckett.
Indianapolis club; Hanlon, Detroit
club; Ward and Keeie, New York
club, and Dalrympie, Of the Pittsburg
club. Mr.. Hackett represented the
Bosto, club. John NJ. Ward, OF the
New York club, presided. Thelmee,.
ing was called 10 consider the matter
OF arranging neT contract between
the players and the National LeAgue
A committee Was fret appointed to
draft resolutions OF condo epcs with
the family Of the late Al. MeKinnon,
OF the Piits5ure club. The matter Of
contrac 9 was iully discussed and Il
was the sense OF the convention that a
new form of contract In nee essary
With regard TO the "reserve.rnie, "most
OF the delegates thought that II should
stand with q few minor changes. The
question Of buying and selling was
discussed, and II was sgreed that n
clause should be inserted In the new
contract which would provide that In
all cases OF release the release should
be unconditional. In the case Of the
disbandonment Of a club the players
ought IN be released from all obliga.
tons. The brotherhood resolved "a
asslGt the league In breaking no die
sipatiUn among the players. Messrs.
Hanlon, Irwin and Ward were ap
pointed a committee by the conven
ton 10 carry ont the views OF the
brotherhood with regard 10 the con
tract. The committee will ask the
league 10 meet them In fair way anC
/ agree upon a new contract.
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MAIZE has ab ilished the death pen
alty. Il comes higher there TO open
bottle 81 beer than u does 10 kill a
man. Penalty or not, the people ap-
prtcate tho value Of sci. coleman's
koko iulu for indigestion, dyspepsia,
etc., ard order by the case.
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II must be an extraordinary being.
Any, person who can rattle q $4,000
beauty surely must be Q daisy" ( n
- "You'rea corker," said Kelly. -..-.-
He then adjusted his mask, spst on
his gloves, looked dsgpers at the um.
pire and stood ready to receive Rad.
bourn's delivery.
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NEw YoRK.-Ths sociAlistie Labor
part,'s leares will hold q conferences
next Sunday night X chard Vro,
man, Conrad Weiss, Louis Michel and
Others Of tho letdors favor the nomi'
a,lon Of Jonn sWlnlon for Secretary
Of State.
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leans 3, Charleston l. Two base hits-
Co coran and KiusmAn. Home run
Gail. Fret base on eTrou-New Or
leans 9, Charleston 3. First base on
balla--Nev Orleans 4. Struck out
BIZ Widner ], by Hunglet 8. Passed
balls - Childs 3. Wild pitch -
Hungler. Hit by pitcher-New o Z.
Orleans /, Charleston l. Tims-0ne
hour snd thirty.hve minutes. Umpire
-Befkery.
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Louisville II, RrookIyp o.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2S.-The
Louisvilles and Brooklyns engaged in
ve,itable slugging match today at
Eclipse Park, the latter team securing
first blood in the opening inning,
piling mp four runs. This seemed to
arouse the Falls City team, and from the
first inning to the finish OF the game
they pounded Porter in great style.
Browning carried of the fielding hon
ors for Louisville, pulling down q
number OF sppsrently ssie hits. Greer
did we'll for Brooklyn. The best bat
ting was done by Browning, kerins
and Werrick, for the locals; Greer
and Porter for the Btooklyns. AT.
tendance, 1000. Sore:
L1uisville........0 2 2l32 20 Ill
Brooklyn .........4 0 COS DOL 8
Earned runs-Louisville 9, Brooklyn
8. Two base hits Werrick and Greer.
Three base hits-Msck, Browning,
Mcclellan, Smith. Home runs-Wer.
rick and Porter. Base on balls-by
Hecker /, by Porter 4. Struck out
by Hecker 3, by Porter 2. Passed ball
Cook. Umpirs-Bauer.
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DY PKPsiA In ia wort form will
yield 10 the use.oi Cartei's Little Nerve
Pills, aided by Cauer's L'tile Liver
Pills. They not only relieve present
distress, bnt strengthen the stomach
and digestiye appnaiuA.
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Summary: Earned run-Birming.
ham. Two base hits-Hillery, Crotty,
Snyder. Three base hit-Hillery.
Struck out-By Weber, by Black, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Weber, by Black.
Pasted balls-SDyder, MoKeough, 3.
Double nlay-Clinton, Burks and Hill.
lery. Umpire-Curran.
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BABIES VICTORIOUS.
Memphis Loses the Game With Blrm'
sg ingham.
New Orleans Takes Two From
Charleston Diamond Dust-Turf
Notes and sporting.
IsprsrAL 70 TIE ArrsAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August ga
very close and interesting game was
played here today, and very much en-
joyed by all present. 1t was deferred
game and large crowd witnessed the
play,
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Cincinnati 4, baltimore o.

CINCINNATI, O., August 2S.-The
Cincinnatis were utterly unable to hit
Kilrcy today, and los! the game solely
through that cause. serad pitched a
great game, at least three OF the eight
hits being scratches. The Reds made
three errors at critical points, which
affected the score. Gretnwood's base
running and Bsldwin's batting were
the features Of the game. Both pitch.
era kicked necessarily on Fereuso
decisions on balls and strikes. The
score:
Cincinnsti.........J 100000 900 /
Baltimore. .......l 0 00x- 3
Enned runs-Baltimore 3. Three
base hit-Davie. Double play
Greenwood and Tucker. Bases on
balls-Nicol, McPhee, serad, Carpen.
ter and Purcell. Struck out-Fer.
nelly, Reilly and Davis. Passed balls
-Trott ], Baldwin /. Tme-0ne
hour and fifty minutes. Umpire-Fer.
guson.
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Summary: Eirned runs-New o..
leans 2, Charleston l. Two base hits
--Corcoran, Carl. Pujol and Klusman.
Thee base hit-Csmpau. First base
on erom-New Orleans J. First base
on balls-New Orleans 2, Charleston
!. Struck out-By Aydelotte 2, by
Smith Q Passed bail Vaughn ].
HIT by pitcher-Aydelo,te 1. Time Of
gsme-Two hours. Umpire-Berkery.
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Fon cramps and colics. The original
Bro sn's Girger. Frederick Brown,
Philadelphia, 1922
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BrGu's Injection.

BJslsnic, Infslllble and Preserva'i'e
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changes oi the Urinary organs. y. FER,
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fNebber out for not running and
Fuller out for Running out Of line.
sCoRR BY INNINGS:
Birmingham Sc. 2 0 2 5000 o p 6
Memphis.......- 0 / 02 l o 0 o. 5
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Care Carrier Nos.
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DIANOS-Tuenty gocd secondhand
L right and square " rof must be soldI
cheap for cash. sons oi them GOOD ~ nev'
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DAY. PONY COLr-Two and a b. = yssp
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FOR SALE.

RQCERIES Good retail sock. with
VI fixtures. NJ. an for selling. want "
ehapse my business. Apply o.. p,emi.ss for
Cor. OF Broadway and Harnan Do road.
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MICE COTTAgk-siH rooas, In 81 ,o.lsnt
IN repAifI lot b1xi3D feeti ore square from
two street car lisss. Also, one eroollent
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"A LABANA sPLINT CoAL-ws ego 70
~ celyits large shipments Of this o. reflos
coal. Nov 10 the tine % LAY In sour slntss
stock. p. N. PATTERSON A { o.,
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w A. b. ELLIS, csplsyllie, Tom.
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$4,000 Will, ., f% ..s!i frS' i ass. s:s.
Teri annual sales, 10 no, haar..
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The Tennessee weather service fur.
nishes the following data concerning
the effects OF the weather on the vari.
Gus crops during the week ending
August "a, 1887:
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NEW HOUsE-A delightful and ssry de-
IN sirahie hume. hpplIat
N3 Main ST., or 40 Hayburu ave.
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Cow AND oALE-Fi1:; =, c..,,

CAV cheap. Double circular.
- 20 horse POSER. In good fqnnlng order,
sinn ss'P, fppiS % b. a's MSlSs sps
stee,, Memphis,
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ROOMS AND no RID,

RoARpgRg- GsP,l.@sn only o , i.r-
, 1887-07-14
BREvIr1Es.

Jacob Sharp, the New York boodler,
will be sentenced to-day.
The Chicago wheat market closed
irmer yesterday. Cash 7I5; August %;
Sept. "A.
President and Mrs, Cleveland were en-
Enthusiastically received yesterday at the
Clinton centennial celebration.
The Boulanger demonstration began in
Paris last night, and the air was filed
with cries of ''Vive Boulanger."
W. S. Emerson & Co., iron manufac
turers of P%ittsburg, have assigned. Ina
bilities, $500, 900; assets, 800. 900.
n. K. Fairbank & Co. S soap factory
and refining house, Chicago, burned last
night, entailing a loss of $l6O, 900.
T. D. Poet & Co., cotton brokers of
New Orleans, suspended yesterday. The
suspension is expected to be only tenn
porary.
Burglars entered the store of E. H.
Stanton at Anaconda, Mont, last night,
and, opening the safe, distracted Sc, 900
and escaped.
The race for the Liverpool cup at the
Liverpool July meeting yesterday was
wou by Castor, Chippeway second and
kildarethird. There were seven starters.
The sultan of Turkey persists in his re-
fusal to sign the convention with Eng
land in reference to Egypt, in its present
form, notwithstanding he is urgently ad
yised to ratify it by both Germany and
Italy.